Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-28
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.


 Ink, mucilage and pens at Dorman's.
 Mrs J. Fletcher, of Seymour, sailed for England yesterday.
 Miss Clara Warner, of New Haven, is stopping at Miss Lotta Baldwin's, in South Boston.
 Dr. Stoeckel of Yale and family are domi- ciled at their Torringford residence for the summer.
 Cornelius Pierpont, the Broadway grocer, is stopping with Richard Huntington in Nor ris, Conn.
 The buffalo bugs have appeared among the carpets again to the dismAy of many New Haven housekespers.
 Frederick Sperry, Maurice Linquist, Geo. c. Peterson and J. A. Dockendorf are camp ing out at Pawson Park.
 What New Haven wants is linen and silk mills to help complete it's assortment of manufacturing industries.
 William Aumack, an old soldier and a member of, post 3, G. A. R., died Monday in Meriden at the age of 45 years.
 The New Haven Royal Arcanum gives an excursion to Mystic Island August 24, and 8 delegation from Meriden will go.
 Mrs. Prof. Honey will sail for Europe to join her husband in few days. Prof. Honey arrived in Europe last Monday.
 The reunion of the Fourteenth regiment will be held at New Britain, Sept 17th, the anniversary of the battle of Antietam.
 Van Phou Lee is to deliver lecture to- night before the Connecticut branch of the Chautauqua society in Northampton, Mass.
 Mrs. Sarah D. Morse of Naugatuck, who died in the Middletown insane retreat, aged S7, on Tuesday, will be buried in Naugatuck to-day.
 Mrs. John Patten, of Colchester, died re- gently. The Rev. F. s. Hatch, of Colches- ter, officiated. Her husband was the brother of Dr. Patten of North Haven, who died re- gently.
 McKone Brothers are the contractors for the new Catholic church in Litchfeld. The building will be 5Ox125 feet, of wood, with brick and stone foundations, and will cost $2O,0OO.
 Rev. Dr. Gallaher, formerly pastor of Cal vary Baptist church, delivers his popular lecture on America and Americans" in the Congregational church in Old Saybrook this evening.
 The Sarsfelds are busy preparing for their grand annual picnic which takes place at Savin Rock early in August, and in which they will be joined by the Hillyer Guard, of Hartford.
 Owing to typographical error in yester- day mornings issue the date which the law allows the shooting of woodcocks to take place was made to read August 1st, instead of October.
 R. D. Bryant, foreman at Corey, Moore & Co.'s brass foundry, was accidentally struck in the eye by cart hook which slipped as cartman was using it to move about some machandise.
 Weeds band, of Hartford, has chartered the steamer Elm City, of New Haven, and will have an excursion to Mystic Island on the 9th of August, via the Consolidated road and Belle dock.
 The reunion of the Marsh family associa- tion will be held at Unity Hall, Hartford, on Wednesday, August 8. The address of well come will be delivered by Riverius Marsh Of New Brunswick, N. J., but formerly post master at Litchfield in this State.
 Miss Eleanor Richardson, of Torringford, is spending few weeks at Morris Cove, New Haven, and the Misses Alice and Nellie Birge, of Torringford, are spending two or three weeks at Cosy Beach, on the shore of the Sound about two miles east of New Ha- ven lighthouse.